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...tation|Magnetic levitation train]] || 581 km/h (361 mph) || [[JR-Maglev]] || unknown || [[December 2]], [[2003]] | [[Train|Wheeled train]] || 574.8 km/h (357.18 mph) || [[TGV]] || unknown || [[April 3]]

...ect connection to land-based generation plants, as is common in [[electric train]]s and [[trolleybus|trolley buses]] ...l in [[Magnetic levitation train|maglev trains]], [[metro]]s, [[tram]]s, [[train]]s and [[trolleybus]]es. A hypothetical electric vehicle design is [[Perso

...l in [[Magnetic_levitation_train|maglev trains]], [[metro]]s, [[tram]]s, [[train]]s and [[trolleybus]]es. A hypothetical electric vehicle design is [[Perso ...re called linear motor trains. Often these are also [[magnetic levitation train]]s, floating above the rails through magnetic force. Note that the levitat

* Being raised by [[electromagnetic]] energy ([[maglev train]] and other vehicles)

*[[Magnetic levitation]] and [[Maglev train]].